Glen Innes locals and visitors are invited to a rich day of tradition, creativity and community at the Annual Fete, Floral Display & Quilting Exhibit hosted by Holy Trinity Anglican Church
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Packing a punch: art fundraising group celebrates 40 years
One of Armidale’s most beloved art traditions – the Packsaddle Exhibition and Art
Sale – will celebrate its 40th anniversary at NERAM on October 24.
SBM25: Creators with a difference
Today for Small Business Month we have a creative art space that brings the community together, a breeder creating better sheep with data, and a film and video creator telling stories that matter.
Call for better access at Boggabri Memorial Swimming Pool
A local community campaign is calling for improved accessibility at the Boggabri Memorial Swimming Pool, with residents rallying behind a new online petition urging Narrabri Shire Council to take immediate action.
SBM25: Best of the Best
Today for Small Business Month we have three of our regions best businesses – the best place to get a caravan or trailer, the best little retreat in the region, and the best pies you’ll ever eat.
Rural women celebrated for strength, service, and leadership
Leaders across the New England have been acknowledging the strength of one of our region’s finest assets today: our strong rural women.
Waste into Art exhibition calls for imagination, resourcefulness
Textiles will take centre stage when Gunnedah’s Waste into Art exhibition goes on show on Friday, 19 December.
SBM25: Simple love
Today for Small Business Month we have three businesses that keep it simple and deliver it with love – a tech company making it simple and easy for you, a crystal and jewellery maker where every piece is crafted with love of the craft, and one of the regions best loved butchers.
Westpac reopens its doors in Moree with new regional service centre
Moree has celebrated the return of face-to-face banking services this week, with Westpac officially opening its brand new Regional Service Centre at 84 Balo Street on Monday.
Rural mums forced to travel 500km for miscarriage care
Women in remote areas are 1.6 times more likely to suffer perinatal loss, prompting calls for national standards in care to overcome the tyranny of distance.
